No. 1 Tar Heels vs No. 2 Cavaliers in top-spot showdown
North Carolina and Virginia meet as undefeated ACC rivals vying for the national lead. Sampson opinions and Perkins matchup loom as Tar Heels seek revenge after last season's losses and a 66-50 road win over Maryland this week.
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Bowie eyes return after good report on leg
Kentucky center Bowie may return sooner than expected after a real good X-ray of his injured right leg. Coach Joe B Hall said Bowie has shown rapid improvement, running two miles and lifting weights, though official outlook remains four to six weeks sidelined. He has not practiced with the team but is training daily with soreness and muscle work expected to ease.
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Cousineau to Meet Browns as NFL Bid Moves Forward
Rochester AP report says Tom Cousineau, former Ohio State star and No. 1 1979 draftee, will have his agent Jimmy Walsh meet with the Cleveland Browns to set a timetable for NFL negotiations. Cousineau remains under option with the Montreal Alouettes after choosing CFL over Bills’ offer.
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Stadler shoots 65 in Tucson Open opener
Craig Stadler leads after the first round at Randolph Park in Tucson, firing a 65 in cold wind. He admits he made unnecessary putts but feels lucky with the best score so far, aiming to build on a strong 1981 season while Johnny Miller sits five back and plans a late surge.
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Ford selected coach of year Ford selected coach of year
Clemson coach Danny Ford accepted Kodak College Coach of the Year honors at AFCA banquet in Houston. He led Clemson to a 12 0 season and its first national title after three seasons with records 8 4 6 5 and 12 0. Ford credited momentum and coaching leadership amid doubts about Clemson’s undefeated run and No 1 ranking after beating Nebraska in the Orange Bowl.
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Jump New York Bowl Ratings Rise Across New Year Games
New Year's daytime bowls showed larger TV audiences than a year ago. Cotton Bowl on CBS led gains with a 15.7 rating and 2 share, up 59 percent in rating and 62 percent in share from 1980. Fiesta Bowl on NBC posted a 19.3 rating and 35 share, while Rose Bowl on NBC drew 25 rating and 42 share.
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Orange women edge URI in late free throws win
Jadeane Daye banked both ends of a one and one with six seconds left to lift Syracuse over the Rhode Island Rams 72 71. Daye sealed the game at the free throw line as the Orange secured a tight road win.
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SU routs Colgate in final meet as wrestling programs diverge
Syracuse University overwhelmed Colgate 52 to 4 in the last meeting before Colgate drops wrestling due to Title IX issues. Mike Catania and John Zito earned forfeits for SU in the 184 and 177 classes, while Bob Dunlap was Colgate’s lone winner. SU moved to 3-0. Ann Flannery led with 17 points and Kim Dick added 14 as the Orangewomen won ten to two. SU hosts Georgetown next Sunday at 2 p.m.
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Nastase vows to stay on tour after win in Illinois
In Rosemont Illinois Ilie Nastase 35 vows ongoing tennis career after beating fifth seed Jose Luis Clerc in three sets for his first victory at the 310000 Michelob Light Challenge tournament.
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